Cybersecurity, A.S.

Career Outlook

Graduates of Immaculata’s cybersecurity program will be in high demand with a growing list of industries in need of cybersecurity professionals, including finance, insurance, health care, technology, retail, education, manufacturing, government agencies and more.

Entry-level and advanced positions include:

• Computer support specialists: $57,910
• Network and computer systems administrator: $91,250
• Computer programmer: $ 96,650
• and more

Average Salary

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects jobs in cybersecurity to grow by nearly 35% in the next seven years. Many organizations— corporations, government agencies, financial institutions and health care providers—need cybersecurity experts to design security solutions and recommend defenses for computer networks, apps, data, devices, infrastructure and people.

Program Delivery

All courses in the program are offered online and all the requirements for the major can be completed in less than three years.

Program Structure

The Associate of Science in Cybersecurity degree requires 63 credits that you can finish in approximately two years. Each course meets in accelerated seven-week sessions, taking one course at a time.

Advisory Board

An advisory board, made up of experienced cybersecurity consultants, guides and supports the program keeping the curriculum current and relevant.

Partnership

Immaculata University has an innovative partnership with cybersecurity firm Fortalice Solutions LLC, a leading national security company. This partnership supports the ever-evolving workforce development needs within the cybersecurity field.

Program Cost

Tuition per credit is $250.
Various types of financing options are available to assist students. For further information, contact the Office of Financial Aid at 484-323-3028, or email finaid@immaculata.edu.

Degree Options

Students can seamlessly transition to Immaculata’s Bachelor of Science in cybersecurity.

Curriculum

This program is 63 credits, including 27 credits of these applied technology and cybersecurity courses:

• Introduction to Programming – 3 credits
• Software Design and Programming I – 3 credits
• Data and Information I – 3 credits
• Networks and Infrastructure – 3 credits
• Web Design Applications – 3 credits
• Discrete Math – 3 credits

9 elective credits from these courses:

• Introduction to Linux – 3 credits
• Cybersecurity Fundamentals – 3 credits
• Defense in Depth – 3 credits
• Vulnerability Assessment & Testing – 3 credits

You can apply to Immaculata’s adult professional programs in four simple steps. If you have questions, please contact us via admiss@immaculata.edu or by phone at 484-323-3060.